Shana Grice : Why Did UK Police Let Her Die?
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2024
- The Tragic Story of Shana Grice: Murder, Stalking, and the Failures of Law Enforcement
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In a chilling tale of murder, stalking, and the devastating failures of law enforcement, the story of Shana Grice sends shockwaves through our society. Shana Grice, a young woman with her whole life ahead of her, fell victim to a series of horrifying events that ultimately led to her tragic death.
The nightmare began when Shana became the target of relentless stalking by her ex-boyfriend, Michael Lane. Despite reporting numerous incidents to the police, including vandalism, harassment, and even a burglary where Lane was the prime suspect, Shana found herself trapped in a terrifying cycle of fear and intimidation.
Despite her pleas for help, Shana's concerns were dismissed by authorities, who failed to recognize the severity of the situation. Instead of being supported and protected, she was treated as an inconvenience, with one officer even labeling her as "wasting police time." This shocking indifference to Shana's plight would prove to have fatal consequences.
On the fateful day of March 25th, 2016, Shana's worst fears were realized when Michael Lane brutally murdered her in her own home. The tragic loss of this vibrant young woman sent shockwaves through her community and raised disturbing questions about the failures of the justice system to protect women from domestic violence and stalking.
Shana's story serves as a haunting reminder of the dangers that many women face on a daily basis. Despite efforts to raise awareness about the prevalence of stalking and intimate partner violence, too many victims continue to suffer in silence, their pleas for help falling on deaf ears.
In the aftermath of Shana's murder, there was a public outcry for accountability and reform within law enforcement agencies. Questions were raised about the training officers receive in handling cases of stalking and domestic violence, as well as the need for better coordination between different agencies to ensure that victims receive the support and protection they desperately need.
However, Shana's death also sparked a movement for change. Her family and friends have become vocal advocates for victims of stalking and domestic violence, tirelessly campaigning for reforms to prevent another tragedy like hers from happening again.
As we reflect on the tragic loss of Shana Grice, we must also recognize the importance of standing up against violence and injustice in all its forms. We owe it to Shana and countless other victims like her to ensure that their voices are heard and their lives are not forgotten.
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Join us as we delve into the heartbreaking story of Shana Grice, a story that serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for change in our society's response to stalking, domestic violence, and the protection of women. Let us honor her memory by working together to create a safer and more just world for all. 
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Those cops don't deserve to wear the badge if they're going to ignore someone in need when it was on record that this man wasn't right in his head
100% agree, this was so avoidable by doing just bare minimum police work instead of acting on sexist stereotypes
@@PeakedInterest💯
Cops protect and serve... property.
Sad. Why are the police so incompetent?
Theres a large variety of factors unfortunately
Stalking, just for itself, is not acceptable by any means!
Some people in te comments think It's acceptable when you're pretty or when the stalker "wants to be loved". I guess people will say anything to justify their scewed thinking.
I'd never heard of this case before, but it's another terrifying reminder of how easy it is for someone to be taken advantage of by someone older because they have less life experience, and simultaneously not be believed by anybody because they have less life experience.
I've always been fond of how you use the campfire to visually distinguish the fact and opinion sections. Great video, even if the subject matter is depressing.
Dave Taylor from the cafe seems nice - I'm sure plenty could become obsessed
If we learn anything on this channel its that warped character can create problems for anyone.
Your videos are always a delight! Your voice is soothing and you always get the facts of the matter across very quickly. Here's to many more videos!
Thank you, always nice to see positive reactions
Really well put together video! Also, haven't heard this story too. I watch other RUclipsrs who cover similar stories like Coffeehouse Crime but your editing and campfire analysis bit is what makes your videos So much better!
Always happy when I see you upload man, I’m surprised you don’t have a million subs yet.
I just found your channel a few days ago, and I really appreciate your style. This case is so heartbreaking, and brings to mind my own second-hand experience with workplace stalking, seeing how it affected my coworkers. Truly shameful the police didn't do what they should have known was the right thing
I hope you'll check out other videos on the channel. Welcome aboard
Thanks for covering this. I've had some experience myself & it is scary. Love your vids
Thank you. I too had a stalker about a decade ago. You hear men say "it's flattering" etc but it's really not because it's not about attraction it's about possession
Just discovered (and subscribed to) your channel this evening, and so far have been quite impressed. From the writing, editing, music - all solid production values. Looking forward to diving into more of your catalog!
You lucky devil. One of my favourite channels. I wish I was discovering it all over again. I've watched almost everything on the channel 5 times & some even more. I'm sorry, jealousy is such an unattractive trait. That just reminded me of one of the more recent episodes to rewatch! Thanks 👍.
Thanks very much, and welcome aboard I hope you find the videos interesting and I hope you learn as much watching them as I do making them
@@evryhndlestaknjust found it and I'm hooked!!!
thank you so much for covering this, especially as a male creator yourself as some people only listen to men when it comes to women’s issues, paradoxically
I try to look for topics of all different kinds because I think its good not just for the audience to be exposed to things they normally wouldnt but myself also. Each video is about a month or two of learning for me too
@@PeakedInterest we appreciate the effort you put into your work! ✨
@@boop3260 thanks, I'm lucky I have a good audience. You guys are great
Did you know you have to pay for your own rape kit when you go to the hospital? And the police STILL said there wasn’t enough evidence to prosecute, in my case.
Yep, that's the case in almost every state in the US. Even in places where it's supposedly state supplied like new York the state sells the 'debt' to private debt collectors who add interest and then aggressively pursue the rape victim for the money
@@PeakedInterest Yep. Just like any other medical bill that isn’t covered by insurance.
Wtf. If the kit had any viable sample then that is what the damn kit is intended for.
I suffer under this old belief that there are still at least SOME good cops left but with all I know & have seen I think I could well be kidding myself.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. All the best for the future.
@@evryhndlestakncops are low man on the totem pole and have no control over how the system operates. It’s like blaming McDonalds cashiers for the entire company using that fake plastic cheese.
@@rockstarofredondo A police officer literally has the power of life or death over an individual. Thats a pretty damn heavy totem pole that they are low men of.
Have you heard of Rodney King? I dont think that was the system as understood & written. That was the "unspoken" rules that the "low men" can pop out with at any hint of disrespect or sideways talk. How the system operates isnt the sole consideration. The manner in which an officer interacts with you is often equally as important as whether some D.A. chooses to prosecute or not. Cops can go their whole careers without shooting a person or even drawing their gun, if they choose to be that type of cop. A cop can disarm 99% of situations with their mouth, attitude, conduct or behaviour, if they choose to.
The system allows for specific outcomes. Cops can influence or instigate what those outcomes will be. Between a cop being a fist or a flower is a vast sea of officer discretion my friend. Its not the system thats deciding whether the squeaky wheel gets the grease or if the squeaky wheel just became a pain in the ass & there's enough flakey laws to throw that squeaky wheel in the back of the car & change the course a "wheels" life take's thereafter, from a single arrest they made under "officer discretion" rules. Nah, you're talking to the wrong person with that theory Im afraid.
Yay! Thanks so much! I listen while I garden 😁👏🏽🌴
I'm always surprised by how people consume my videos. This is a new one. I usually listen to youtube while I workout
great video, I really enjoy the campfire sitdowns at the end!
Thank you. They're always 50/50 I get an even number of comments saying they like the campfire as I do complaints about it
I love your videos! I always agree with everything you say! Keep up the good work! 😊
Your videos always give me a new perspective on things and how to see them
That's excellent because it's one of my goals with every video. 😊
The incompetence of the police in this case is almost more terrifying to me than the tragedy itself, which I agree, was totally avoidable….thanks for sharing😘
Nobody can.
Always treat authority with healthy skepticism.
I love seeing how the videos come tigether!
Well you get to see where we start from. Sometimes I wish I could do that, maybe I should do a making of video sometime
I love your voice and yes there are all kinds of experiences out there a person needs to be aware of thank you for posting.
excellent videos! KEEP IT UP
I love you! Excellent video
Thank you, thats such a sweet thing to say.
A girl I was going to college with went to the police to report stalking WITH evidence and people who witnessed it ready to testify, but the policeman who she was reporting to told her to "JUST GIVE THE GUY A CHANCE" and that it would be much easier. She didn't know the man who was stalking her, she has never seen him before. One day he just started following her and standing near her house. She snapped very clear photos of him and was ready to give them to police. They didn't care. Luckily, her neighbours were pretty decent people and were looking out for her. He eventually left, but I'm sure he's someplace new, stalking others.
This is genuinely not an uncommon event when it comes to rape reporting
@@PeakedInterest Yeah, I wrote about it on a thread with similar topic and another woman (I'm pretty sure she was from Belarus) wanted to report rape also with full evidence (medical and it was even caught on CCTV) and the policeman ask her if she got flowers and apology from the rapist, would that be enough for her. It's terryfying, I'm not sure if they do it out of laziness, lack of reason or they're just malicious.
@@meanpersona4686 it's horrible
I kinda like when you're further back in the campfire
24:13 thank you for your content today ‼️ I love your unique format and one of a kind input at the end of your videos. You feel like an old friend. I appreciate you. If you ever need a correspondent in Los Angeles, you just hit me up❤I’d love to help 😁🙏🏽
You are very nice, I'd be more than happy to chat with you anytime you like. I dont use facebook anymore but you can DM me on twitter, theyre always open and I will always reply.
Are you on twitter or Instagram?
Does anyone know where the sound effect in his intro comes from? It bothers me every time because it sound like a 90s video game console intro but I just can never place it.
Its the intro to capcom games from the 90s. You probably heard it on street fighter 2
@@PeakedInterest thank you so much. For some reason I kept thinking SNES era Konami but I know that wasn't right.
@@collectaBK7 you're welcome. I picked it because I knew so many people would have a warm familiarity with it
@@PeakedInterestyou so clever
The old Capcom jingle at the beginning really threw me off, but such a great sound.
It reminds me of better days... You're actually only the second person to correctly say where it's from
You do a great job don't ever forget that you are good at what you do please keep up the good work!
Yes! Peaked Interest video!
Life just got a little bit better. Why hasnt my damn notifications alerted me to this?
Cheers Lee!
I hope you find it interesting. Thanks very much 😊
@@PeakedInterest interesting is never in doubt. I know that whatever the subject you select, your efforts in producing each episode always result in getting the brain nueron's firing. Always appreciated mate 👍
This was a great video as usual from you. It’s such a sad situation for her. I do have to say, the intro where you talk about stalkers and celebrities, almost all, if not, all of the examples you gave in the intro have to do with a stalker who doesn’t personally know the victim, so it kind of set me up for a different experience than I actually got from the video. I personally think a stalker stalking due to obsession of their idol or just a random person who they have never met is very different than someone who has had a personal relationship with the stalker. I’m not saying one is better than the other or anything like that, just different expectations for the content to follow if I’m making any sense. I think stalkers definitely would be more prone to stalk people they have been close to, or I guess in the case of celebrities, feel like they were close to them due to their work impacting their lives in a parasocial way.
It doesn't have to be someone their close to that's really what parasocial relationships are. The stalker creates an imaginary relationship with the victim. It is sometimes someone they know but not always. I see where you're coming from though, I was just using a shorthand people would know.
If I named a bunch of stalking cases from criminal law they wouldn't have any relevance to people
@@PeakedInterest I also realized in my last sentence that what you just said is 100% correct.
And yes you’re definitely correct. I’m not saying I could do better at writing the script because it’s not an easy job. I just wanted to point out how it curbed my expectations. I also want to say, I could really hear how upset you were when you were talking about how idiotic the cops were, and I really felt that. It was making me upset too lol. How can they just completely forget their training? I guess having extremes bias’s will do that to you. :/
Thank you for taking the time to discuss the lack of disciplinary measures taken against the officer who didn't help Shana. This was a sad one. She deserved better. All victims of stalking, no matter their genders, deserve better.
I like to give a full context for any stories I discuss
@@PeakedInterest I appreciate your thoroughness!
Very good
Thanks
i know the case but its always nice to listen what you think about it
Thanks, this was an easier one in the sense that there clearly was someone at fault. Usually I get flamed in the comments for not vehemently picking a side
IMO The police identify with these type of men. Seeing their behavior as problematic would create too much cognitive dissonance.
That's the impression I get too.
I really like your Videos and why I know I've been a voice of "you are being to soft on cops" I also understand where you are coming from trying to give the benefit of the doubt, being understanding to all sides and such.
As a person who's been abused by a cop whom will never get in any trouble because "I'm the crazy one, he had to hit me to calm me down" i find it hard some times to be un bias when hearing things about cops.
Despite all my distrust i Still cant believe they never once looked in to him, or believed her. what absolute negligence ...
I've had that accusation before even though I've labelled them incompetent more than once, at least with this video people can see I don't take either side I try to just objectively view the case and whether or not there was more than could be done
Good to have you back! Now pressing play on tape... click whirrrrrrr
Thanks man, nice to see so many familiar faces again.
Excellent video. I always love getting the notification that you’ve posted something new, thank you for all of the great content. 💕
‘Protect And Serve’
NOT
‘Neglect And Swerve’
That's very catchy. Make a good hashtag
Sadly this is not that uncommon, a woman in the UK reported her husband for abuse several times, police never took it seriously, he killed and burned her body..
My mom worked in the Milwaukee police department when Jeffrey Dahmer was active and she knew one of the officers who let him go. He was the type of guy who openly used slurs and unfortunately a LOT of the officers were like that. She often likened it to a “good ol boys club” and it’s why she ended up not pursuing a career long term with the department.
Thanks! I’m unemployed right now, or i would offer more. All the best!!!😊
Never feel embarassed at being kind, its a very kind thing to give even your time to support this channel so to donate your money also is extra kind. Its really appreciated. You're far too nice to me :-)
You must haven't encountered many crime stories, or been involved with the police to pin it on these individual cops when even in this case, nothing happened to the cops after they failed to protect this girl from a predator that was repeatedly reported upon.
This is actually the norm. If police legally or professionally "don't have to" protect the marginalized or vulnerable. then they won't. There's actually more incentive for them to not do it: time, effort, public money and resources, other responsibilities, and that the fact that Michael has more social connections. They are more incentivized to shut her up instead.
Police can routinely dismiss accusations of rape, harassment, missing people as long as there are no repercussions, and for certain victims there aren't. Police only "get to work" when there are - connections with elites involved, personal connections, wealth, public outcry, media reports, lawyers, etc. When there isn't, it's better for the police to dismiss it.
17:55 I laughed so hard because it caught me so of guard. This video does shine a light on the police. One which honestly makes you unease
I was almost gonna edit that out in the final cut because it was a bit light but I left it in anyway
Idk how police are in the good ol' ex across the pond, but as members of another class, that being the law enforcement class it is within their best interests to back each other up. Especially when they are their own has screwed up. As you said. "They protect their own." Its a conflict of interest. One to be solved otherwise develop adversarial dynamics with the public and create situations like this.
They're not always bad but often are, is probably the best way to describe them here.
That police officer who broke protocol is disgusting. He probably sided with the stalker because he's been constantly rejected too. A waste
I've missed you!
Well now I'm back and glad to see you ☺️
This kind of reminds me of the case of Gabby Petito. They got pulled over in Utah and the cop let them go and her bf ended up killing her and there was a manhunt etc. To be fair, she was probably a cluster B and abusive so her bf was an actual victim as well as perpetrator. They were possibly both cluster B's. You might want to check into the case for a possible video on the subject. Cheers
I have heard of the case. I was asked to cover it when it was happening but I don't cover active cases usually. I might take a look again now
Can you look into more missing peoples cases please
Most Psychopaths don't actually become murderers, most of them end up in the business and finance, they take naturally to the cut throat nature of Capitalism with their high social skills and low moral consideration, they are power earners.
I see someone has read snakes in suits
Shana did everything right. She documented everything, she filed reports (which we're always told to do), she told people around her. Even when she is recording her phone call she still keeps a calm tone and speaks with compassion, which i can only imagine would have taken an immense amount of strength given the fear of knowing her stalker was in her room centimeters away from her the night before.
RIP Shana, society failed you and you deserved so much better ❤
are you a female? 🙄 stalkers clearly just want love and affection, which is something fems can get with zero effort
@@omrxblah4572 stalkers are not entitled to anything from their victims, and women don't owe them shit. Cope.
@omrxblah4572 He did get love and affection, he then became controlling and abusive. You were not paying attention
@@boop3260 This guy seems to write reply under most of the comments here, trying to justify his scewed thinking to others. I'm pretty sure he's one of THEM.
@@meanpersona4686 100%, I'm conscious there's no point arguing with him. Plus the coward blocked me, so I have no idea if he's replied to my call out lmao.
Hope you have a lovely day
1:39 Brighton! Sweet! That’s the name I have picked out for my next baby 👶🏻🥰
Is it on the way or a future baby?
I believe 'stronger' stalker laws have since come into power, no idea if they're effective. Also, does the former boyfriend have no dignity? Willing to get back together with someone who just ditched you for another man.
Yeah, as a woman myself I'm baffled that she was willing to have a relationship with this man when she already had a long term relationship with her boyfriend. Why would she want to cheat? Just break up? Not that I'm blaming her completely, the man who did this horrendous act is the one to blame. He had a history of grooming young girls. He should have been locked up a long time ago. But of course it was covered up. Then again, this sounds very similar to my own parents relationship. My mother was 19 and my bio father was 27. He was in a long term relationship, dumped his gf of ten years to be with my mother, and he wanted to "see other people." My mum fsr thought she was in love with him and thought having a baby would keep him. Newsflash fellow ladies, babies are not a magic relationship fixer. Somehow I came along and I was still treated as a failure and dissapointment by my alcoholic single mother, who wonders why I don't want to be like her, find a nice man and get married and have kids. When that obviously worked out so well for her. She's not exactly been the most reliable parent. Oh, and the whole denying your only daughter is asexual thing.
@Phoebe5448 we should be careful of inferring things. There's no evidence she did cheat apart from what the killer said in his note.
@PeakedInterest ah, fair point. He may have been saying that to discredit her as well. All in all, a tragic and avoidable story. Thanks for the heads up, mate!
17:54 To be fair that was the 80's when that was especially taboo. But you are right about them just following the stereotype. But I bet outside looking in, I wonder how often dysfunctional and especially toxic couples incite that stuff. A cop is only human and every call is judgement one. Eve if it seems insignificant.
In this case though looking at the criminal record would have revealed she was telling the truth. Any cop who meets a woman claiming to be stalked and checks the record to find the stalker has been cautioned multiple times for grooming children needs to be charged themselves.
@PeakedInterest That's a very fair point. I guess I don't really know the protocol for when you should check previous convictions.
You are 100% correct they bungled this case. I just think that it's a heavy thing to say when it's a claim of sexism, racism ect. When it could just be incompetence or basic human error.
Seems to me, an American, uk police are too busy being the political police these days
pbfffffff definitely NO and neither should anyone. Back on the day, towns would have an elected sheriff, and he would have deputies and a local possession if needed. That's how things should be. we don't need corrupt state police departments.
I wonder if a return to an elected police would make a difference? Never thought about that before.
If you ever find yourself in Brighton i would gladly buy you a beer.
I am in the north west at the moment but brighton is never very far and it would be nice to meet a viewer. Do you have twitter?
this is how the stalking starts aha
@@PeakedInterest I do. Butler195
If you find me on there we can keep in touch that way and when I'm next down that way I'll meet you for a drink
@@Butler195 what name is on the account? There's a few.
Mine is @Peaked1nterest
Police is necessary to a society. They need to be educated (and punished if they do something wrong) not underfunded.
I could make a video about improving police. Better applicant screening, more psychological testing, more stringent oversight, better logging.... honestly its a big list
Honestly, i reckon the logging is a great idea. Masking of behaviours are easy for some people in short-term evals.
I know this is a weird thing to bring up after only 5 minutes, but "at that time there was an app called Snapchat" is Snapchat no longer a thing?
I think she's probably talking about how popular and common it was. Today it's not as common
Can't beleive you don't have more views
I'm at the mercy of the algorithm gods.
Anyways: again, police wonder why people have increasingly become distrustful of them. If anyone seeing this is a cop, this is why people don't like you. You either don't do your jobs at all, or do them poorly.
Not when I'm one.
That thumbnail picture seems unnecessary
I can understand where your coming from but RUclips unfortunately is a platform where you have two seconds to convince someone to click the video. I also wanted an image which would convey the topic without words.
@@PeakedInterest plenty of pics would have done that instead of a girl looking healthy pretty and happy her mouth is taped shut
@@tiasky3438 I agree, it's pretty unnecessary given the circumstances. No need to dehumanise further in this kind of image
@@PeakedInterest There are plenty of Pictures you could have used that didn’t essentially look like they are glorifying the situation by using a girl who looks happy and healthy in that “predicament”
If you want to send a link of a picture where she looks unhappy to peakedinterestyt@gmail.com ill be happy to make a new thumbnail.
I could find any photos of Shana looking unhappy
As predicted, the comment section is full of butt hurt men, only proving the point of the video. Good job! ✨
indeed there are a few, but we shouldn't chastise them for that though. Every video is an opportunity to help people see a new viewpoint, either in the video itself or the comments after. It's a shame they find it so difficult
@@PeakedInterest we should always chastise people when they speak in dehumanising ways towards women. It's the bedrock that the failure of Shana's case rests on. Some will improve, some won't, but your content is a positive. Just remember to speak to the men who are watching too - speak out when you see misogynistic comments and ask them to do better, not for women to do even more work to protect themselves from them
I think if society did more to ensure that men have their needs met then we wouldnt be in this sort of situation - ignoring cases like this one, men definitely have it tougher in life - aggression is a sign of underlying sadness and lack of fulfillment, for which we all must share the blame
@@asmrpillow457 men are the people upholding those standards of masculinity - I encourage men to examine and deconstruct them (as feminists have been), and to do better for each other, however it is not women's responsibility to provide that emotional support. Women are not the cause of men's lack of fulfilment, that's just scapegoating
@asmrpillow457 isn't it up to men to fulfil their own needs? 99 times out of 100 when a man feels discarded by women it's because he's ignoring a character flaw which is making them run away.
Be self reflective and work to fix the things which cause you problems, it's not easy and it's not nice admitting you're contributing to your own sadness but once you do you have some element of control over it.
People in general love to be around people that make them feel good about themselves and don't judge them.
And this is why you tell a family member who would pay the person a visit
All very well if you HAVE a family member that is willing to risk prosecution to defend you.
@jmas1219 if someone broke into my daughters house;I'd have no problem going to jail
Oh you have to defend yourself? Huge surprise 🤣
We need to remember why we still need them, are you going to call when a robbery occurs, or violence etc? There are cases that deserve time and better evaluations of individuals, and people who are against the standard morals in the force need to be brought to justice. We have to consider too that people mask well, which makes it harder to notice before a horrid event happen. Making a black and white statement about the Police isn't right. This case is interesting how nothing was done or investigated for this poor lady.
*i want to add that no woman or man deserves the feeling of fear of a stalker and people breaking in. That is an awful, awful thing and she deserved the help needed.
I think thats a fair comment. I went hard on them in this case because they cost a poor girl their life but I think I am pretty fair in general. In previous videos I've been accused of being a blue lives matter person because I didn't outright condemn them but those cases were more complicated so I try to call it as evenly as I can.
Yeh, I see your point. My comment wasn't out of anger or fustration either, just an opinion. I also think that the statement does it's job, brings people in to discuss the topic. @@PeakedInterest
stalkers clearly just want love and affection, which is something fems can get with zero effort - empathy means empathising with all sides
You didnt pay attention to the story. He DID get love and affection, he then became controlling and abusive so she left. You're empathising with the wrong person in this case
Yeah, they're soooooo loving, they can't take no for an answer. Ohhhh, poor stalkers they just want to make people's life hell! They just want love, even if the other side doesn't want it! They're so considerate.
If you think that way, you're the part of a problem. I'm pretty sure if she got with him and he would kill her, you would be the first to say that she CHOSE him and "the b*tch deserved him". Also, you're calling women "fems" witch already tells me you're one of THEM.
Can women stop lying and then crying when they get caught?
Is there a legitimate reason for saying this on a video about police negligence if not outright malice?
so ironic to say this on a video about a man who lies and cries when caught and when the police let him off he kills his victim. misogyny’s a hell of a drug
Did you watch the video? You reallly should.
so true, the irony is lost only on OP
@@PeakedInterestcourse he didn't. He just hates women and needed the world to know it
imagine saying no to £500... so arrogant... most guys would in the equivalent position would say yes for no money whatsoever... this is the depressing difference between the genders I guess
disgsting fem privilege
Weird way to say you'd sell yourself to a child predator to make a quick buck but guess that's your perogative...
@omrxblah4572 - if you want to sell yourself for 500 there are plenty of lonely gay men might pay you. Sounds like you may have found your calling
Yeah nobody can - but let's not pretend that women have it worse
they straight up do. every minority does. this is a statistical and researched fact
minority? women are 50% of the population hahah
@@MostlyLoveOfMusic women are still a societal minority. minority not only means less in numbers but also less in power
women have more power than men in lots of aspects of life, so I don't agree with your argument
@@MostlyLoveOfMusic give concrete examples and peer reviewed sources to back that up
if anybody is attractive enough or desirable enough for somebody to want to stalk them, then they clearly live in a world of immense privilege - somebody obsessing over you is the biggest sign that you have value in the world, and frankly I'm jealous of people who are fortunate enough to have stalkers/admirers
Really? So if a gay dude stalked you, broke into your home to watch you sleep and harassed you all day you'd like that?
Gender isn't relevant. And the reality of it isn't great, but the idea of it is intensely flattering to the extreme
nice sideways look at things - definitely an angle worth discussing if this subject is to be given justice and a fair understanding
It's not flattery, it's harassment. It's not about being attractive, it's about being so devalued by the stalker that they feel entitled to you to the point of dehumanisation
the opposite of devalued, surely? boop
Key points
🚨 Stalking Misconceptions: Stalking is often underestimated, seen as an issue affecting only celebrities or depicted as overly dramatic in films.
👩❤👨 Shana and Lane's Relationship: Shana Grace's brief relationship with Michael Lane turned into a nightmare when he began stalking her after their breakup.
📱 Reports to Police: Despite Shana reporting Lane's harassment multiple times, the police failed to take adequate action.
🔍 Lane's Background: Lane had a history of harassing women and had been previously reported to the police for similar behavior.
🏠 Escalating Harassment: Lane's obsession with Shana escalated to breaking into her home, leaving threatening messages, and planting a tracking device on her car.
🚓 Police Inaction: The police's inaction and failure to protect Shana are highlighted as a major issue, with the video criticizing their handling of stalking cases.
⚖ Trial and Conviction: Lane was eventually convicted of Shana's murder and sentenced to 25 years in prison, but only after her death.
👨⚖ Judicial Criticism of Police: The judge criticized the police for their handling of the case, pointing out their failure to understand the risks Shana faced.
🔬 Analysis of Stalking and Psychopathy: The video provides an analysis of stalking behavior and the profile of a typical stalker, emphasizing the need for awareness and action.
👮 Call for Police Reform: The video calls for a reevaluation of police procedures and attitudes towards stalking and harassment to prevent similar tragedies.
Summary
- The video opens with a discussion on common misconceptions about stalking, highlighting the serious nature of the problem.
- Shana Grace's relationship with Michael Lane is introduced, detailing how it quickly soured due to Lane's controlling and abusive behavior.
- Lane's history of harassment and the police's previous knowledge of his behavior are discussed.
- The escalation of Lane's harassment after their breakup is detailed, including stalking, breaking into Shana's home, and leaving threatening messages.
- The video critiques the police's response to Shana's reports, emphasizing their failure to take her concerns seriously.
- The aftermath of Shana's murder is described, including Lane's trial, conviction, and the police's criticized response to the stalking reports.
- An analysis of Lane's psychopathic tendencies is provided, along with a critique of societal and police attitudes towards victims of stalking.
- The video concludes with a call for changes in police procedures and attitudes to better protect individuals from stalking and harassment.
Solid Summary
Good information.
@@PeakedInterest Thanks! Not to my credit, though. I did it with ChatGPT 4.0, using a specific “GPT” called “のRUclips”. Blows my mind how accurately it can summarize RUclips video’s. It took seconds!
Now that calls for a quality PeakedInterest report on the current progression of AI. Clint all over again ;)
A very loaded title. Guess someone's desperate for more views.
It's relevant to the subject - what's 'desperate' about that?
Wanker.
But it makes sense with the content
Clickbait unfortunately is how youtube operates. If audiences didn't click on it nobody would use it. Something I learned from Mr.Beast (king of clickbait) is that you should deliver on the bait. Would you have clicked or commented if the video was called 'Woman is stalked?' probably not.
I do dislike the female sob story angle, it's very much not reality
@@asmrpillow457 yikes you are uncompassionate bro. If this video was discussing men you'd be all over it. And it is reality, the only reason you don't think it is is because no women in your life trust you enough to share their realities with you
CARBON FUCKING COPY OF ALICE RUGGLE. TC has done a great job with that story
Lol police protecting their own, a story as old as time